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the water inside the box, it recycles all the energy so the only energy consumed by our box is to run its computers, its sensors, its little compressor. the box will sit there consuming less power than a handheld hair dryer and produce 1,000 liters of pure water a day, enough for 100 people per machine. >> so you created this sling shot nearly ten years ago and basically separating, or making dirty water clean? >> it makes dirty water absolutely pure. and we've worked on it for more than a decade. but like all the things we do we need partners to bring it to the world. most partners i make i bring to the medical products and farm suit c farm suit can companies in the world. but they don't go to where coca cola goes. once wu showed muhtar kent what we had and say, you have the only plausible distribution channel that's so global, it can actually make impact and turn our technology into a reality that can help a billion people. >> you're in more than 200 countries, right? >> 206. and as normal as the cause of providing clean drinking water is, think of what we're doing as much broader a
the water inside the box, it recycles all the energy so the only energy consumed by our box is to run its computers, its sensors, its little compressor. the box will sit there consuming less power than a handheld hair dryer and produce 1,000 liters of pure water a day, enough for 100 people per machine. >> so you created this sling shot nearly ten years ago and basically separating, or making dirty water clean? >> it makes dirty water absolutely pure. and we've worked on it for more...
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which candidate has the better energy plan in your view? >> well, obama has no energy plan. he talks about energy a little bit. he never has a plan. romney has a good plan, and i believe romney will carry it out. that all the people that have run for president since nixon, republican and democrat, have always said elect me and we'll be energy independent. romney has not said that. he has said with a north american alliance, that we can bring together mexico, canada, and the united states, and we can be energy independent using all of north america. but that's good because they're good neighbors. we work well together. all that can be accomplished, but romney is realistic about a plan. his plan is use our own resources. >> and we know that's a job creator. do you think he has a shot to win the election? >> oh, i think he will win the election. i think he has energy as a big component. there are 30 states in the united states now that produce energy. when i went in the energy business a long, long time ago, there was only nine states. there are 30 states now. so millions of jo
which candidate has the better energy plan in your view? >> well, obama has no energy plan. he talks about energy a little bit. he never has a plan. romney has a good plan, and i believe romney will carry it out. that all the people that have run for president since nixon, republican and democrat, have always said elect me and we'll be energy independent. romney has not said that. he has said with a north american alliance, that we can bring together mexico, canada, and the united states,...
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. >>> coming up next from an energy name left in the cold to a home builder piling on the gains. if you agree with bill gross that uncle sam has a habit what is the trade? [ male announcer ] for the saver, and a big first step. for the spender who needs a little help saving. for adding "& sons." for the dreamer, planning an early escape. for the mother of the bride. for whoever you are, for whatever you're trying to achieve, pnc has technology, guidance, and over 150 years of experience to help you get there. ♪ >>> breaking down u.s. debt. said the u.s. is an addict who pleasures itself with budgetary crystal meth. if we don't address the issue bonds will be burned to a crisp and stocks singed. should investors seek safety in gold? let's ask dennis. >> good to be here in sunny virginia beach this afternoon. >> rainy times square here. in terms of gold you have been a fan of gold for a while. do you think bill gross has the gone off the deep end or a little extreme in his metaphor? >> i think that was the most painful series of metaphors i have seen in a very long period of time
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how about kelsey warren, chairman/ceo of energy transfer partners. the stocky hate the most on my charitable trust. this is a remarkably poor performer. it's 8% plus yield. can't break the fall. why have they become such a loser? warren, ceo, lacks discipline. keeps buying and buying, piling debt on top of deb, thereby forcing his company to do equity deals, like he did after coming on this show and moved the stock higher with promises of good growth in 2013. talk about shameful behavior. my charitable trust wants to see what happens when the sunoco acquisition closings, which could happen next month. he hopes that will get them out of the natural gas deal he dug. i've lost faith in his leadership because he cannot grow distribution despite all the deals he's done. he's done the impossible. he's created an oil and gas pipeline that should have taken advantage of all the new finds of oil and gas in this country, like mark west, kinder morgan, enterprise partners, he should be raising distribution while growing earnings along with the industry but now
how about kelsey warren, chairman/ceo of energy transfer partners. the stocky hate the most on my charitable trust. this is a remarkably poor performer. it's 8% plus yield. can't break the fall. why have they become such a loser? warren, ceo, lacks discipline. keeps buying and buying, piling debt on top of deb, thereby forcing his company to do equity deals, like he did after coming on this show and moved the stock higher with promises of good growth in 2013. talk about shameful behavior. my...
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energy and technology. energy group falling for a third session in a row. despite consumer outcries over the financial crisis, we're seeing overdraft fees rise for the first time since the financial crisis. >> this is incredible. >> this really is. a new study by moebs services says america got hit with $31.5 billion in overdraft bank fees in the past year. that's up 2% from a year ago. >> think about that for a second. they charged roughly $30 per overdraft. that's 1 billion checks that bounced in one year. the survey says that's because banks are charging more in overdraft fees and more americans are overspending. so with that in mind, who do we put the blame on here? is it shady bank practices? are they price gouging? or simply poor money management by those writing the checks? we have both sides of that story right now. alex sanchez of the florida bankers association says consumers should pay more attention to their bank accounts. amen to that. ed of the u.s. public interest research group says these fees go too far. oh, boy. a debate going here. alex,
energy and technology. energy group falling for a third session in a row. despite consumer outcries over the financial crisis, we're seeing overdraft fees rise for the first time since the financial crisis. >> this is incredible. >> this really is. a new study by moebs services says america got hit with $31.5 billion in overdraft bank fees in the past year. that's up 2% from a year ago. >> think about that for a second. they charged roughly $30 per overdraft. that's 1 billion...
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i want to see energy transfer partners pop when the sonoco deal closes shortly. but if it doesn't and warren insists one more horrible equity offering on top of the last one he gassed us with, then this empty space left by mr. mcdonald will belong to him. i don't even like putting these two men in the same sentence let alone the same wall. bottom line, management matters which is why it's important to figure out which executives deserve the benefit of the doubt and which ones deserve only skepticism. yeah, i should have trusted bob mcdonald at proctor & gamble, and i should have been more skeptical of kelsey warren. and if i weren't fasting, i would say pass me the crow, hold the salt. stay with cramer. stop! stop! stop! come back here! humans -- we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back with great ideas like our optional better car replacement. if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. call... and ask one of our insurance experts about it today. hello?
i want to see energy transfer partners pop when the sonoco deal closes shortly. but if it doesn't and warren insists one more horrible equity offering on top of the last one he gassed us with, then this empty space left by mr. mcdonald will belong to him. i don't even like putting these two men in the same sentence let alone the same wall. bottom line, management matters which is why it's important to figure out which executives deserve the benefit of the doubt and which ones deserve only...
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. >> right now, the strongest sector is the energy sector. with all the fracking going on, anything related to fracking. we have rail cars that carry sand. you can't get them. they're very, very valuable right now. any type of car that really isn't associated with the energy sector. that's one of the hottest sectors right now. >> an look where oil is. that makes sense with the momentum there. >> retailers, it's more mixed. some of the retailers are doing okay. some of them are not. it's much more of a mixed picture. >> the international story, is that part of their business? or is this largely a domestic set of companies we're looking at? >> no, these companies are primarily domestic. most of their business is in the u.s. more than half of their employees are here in the u.s. this is primarily a u.s. base. >> given your background, you were there at those meetings at the federal reserve during the financial crisis. how does it feel to you today versus where we were in 2008? >> well, it's much, much better. 2008 was an incredibly difficult tim
. >> right now, the strongest sector is the energy sector. with all the fracking going on, anything related to fracking. we have rail cars that carry sand. you can't get them. they're very, very valuable right now. any type of car that really isn't associated with the energy sector. that's one of the hottest sectors right now. >> an look where oil is. that makes sense with the momentum there. >> retailers, it's more mixed. some of the retailers are doing okay. some of them are...
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we're serious about our energy policy. even though congress doesn't act, the administration, the president could take those steps and it would send a clear signal, put a lot more people to work. >> so what should the policy look like? what, in your view, would be the most important, you know, event that the administration can do to help the country's energy situation? >> i think the first thing is it needs to be a policy driven by job creation. in the oil and the gas business, since this recession started in 2007, 2008, we've created close to 400,000 jobs when the economy has lost 6 million. so we need to focus on job creation potential. the second thing we shouldn't overlook is the amount of revenue that the industry generates as they create these jobs. we contribute over $86 million a day to the federal government. that's a lot of revenue that could help with deficit, deficit reduction and our debt structure. the third piece of that is we could become more energy secure as a nation. today we're less reliant on outside so
we're serious about our energy policy. even though congress doesn't act, the administration, the president could take those steps and it would send a clear signal, put a lot more people to work. >> so what should the policy look like? what, in your view, would be the most important, you know, event that the administration can do to help the country's energy situation? >> i think the first thing is it needs to be a policy driven by job creation. in the oil and the gas business, since...
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china, energy and national security. president obama has just revoked a chinese-owned company called ralz corporation to divest its interest in wind farms. the president cites unspecified national security risks as the reason for blocking that deal. >>> let's take a little sunshine into the show. the diagnostic testmaker ceo telling our own jim cramer about the advertising promotions of the in-home hiv test and efforts to -- it's the first over-the-counter self-administered test for the virus that causes aids. it was approved by the u.s. health regulators back in july. i remember we did it on our street talk here on "street signs". >> well now for our disaster dus? jour. a company called adtran. broadband company. ethernet switches, routers, et cetera. that stock taking a big hit today. they cut their forecast in a big way. that's about half of what wall street was expected. downgraded to underperform at bank of america-merrill lynch with a target of 15 bucks. so mandy, another 2.25 down side here. >> downright scary sig
china, energy and national security. president obama has just revoked a chinese-owned company called ralz corporation to divest its interest in wind farms. the president cites unspecified national security risks as the reason for blocking that deal. >>> let's take a little sunshine into the show. the diagnostic testmaker ceo telling our own jim cramer about the advertising promotions of the in-home hiv test and efforts to -- it's the first over-the-counter self-administered test for...
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number one was energy. number two, technology. number three, telecom. so risk on was very much the trade. the worst performers in the quarter, utilities, the consumer staples, industrials, materials, health care. do you think it switches for the quarter? >> our u.s. strategist adam parker, as you know, back in june went overweight with energy. he's basically gone back now down to underweight after this big move in the quarter. you've seen weakness in the oil price because the excessive supply and weakening demand. >> where are you going to put the money? >> we're going to put the money into health care and tech. those are the two he likes the most. >> okay. very good. a little more defensive nan the fourth quarter. gentlemen, good to see you both. that is going to do it for this first hour of the "closing bell." we close out the third quarter with pretty solid gains for the equity market. the question is, can that continue? the fourth quarter? hour number two continues now with maria bartiromo. have a great weekend. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do
number one was energy. number two, technology. number three, telecom. so risk on was very much the trade. the worst performers in the quarter, utilities, the consumer staples, industrials, materials, health care. do you think it switches for the quarter? >> our u.s. strategist adam parker, as you know, back in june went overweight with energy. he's basically gone back now down to underweight after this big move in the quarter. you've seen weakness in the oil price because the excessive...
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aes first energy was a lagger. it wasn't all bad news. nrg energy and american electric power were higher, as you can see there. a lit of a mix. when all is said and done, not a bad quarter, given both the domestic and international environments, the uncertainty we've seen, the election is coming. we did well for the third quarter. >> all right. sure did. thank you so much, jackie. don't even think about touching that remote. we have a lot more ahead on this friday edition of the "closing bell." >>> mortgage rates hit rock bottom again, so why aren't home sales blowing through the roof? housing in the spotlight up next. >>> and later, she's actually not crazy. the subsidized program for the poor has mushroomed since 2008 due to possible abuse. we'll talk to congressman tim griffin who's proposing a bill to reign it in. >>> plus, what happens in france stays in san francisco? maria speaks with a mitt romney supporter and hp ceo carly fiorina. when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools in the world... ...you see they all have som
aes first energy was a lagger. it wasn't all bad news. nrg energy and american electric power were higher, as you can see there. a lit of a mix. when all is said and done, not a bad quarter, given both the domestic and international environments, the uncertainty we've seen, the election is coming. we did well for the third quarter. >> all right. sure did. thank you so much, jackie. don't even think about touching that remote. we have a lot more ahead on this friday edition of the...
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i think specifically, technology, health care, energy. you want to see whether or not gold stays below 1800. you also want to see that apple's getting a little heavy. can the nasdaq hang in there with apple looking a little heavy. got to focus on the cash flow, not the headlines. >> all right. we'll leave it there. 30 seconds. let me ask you, we've got a little extra time here. let me ask y'all, is a bad omen that the market lost so much of its momentum from the highs? so, at the best, the dow was up 161 points, obviously, certainly nowhere near that high with the gain of 70 points. do you think that indicates we will see selling at the opening tomorrow? what do you think? >> let me say i don't. i think what happened here, apple got heavy at the end of the day. it represents so much of a part of the index at this point. we didn't close negative, we lost a little bit of our steam. i think our markets are actually healthy. want to look at the advance decline line and the new lows, they look good. >> what do you think? any thoughts on that?
i think specifically, technology, health care, energy. you want to see whether or not gold stays below 1800. you also want to see that apple's getting a little heavy. can the nasdaq hang in there with apple looking a little heavy. got to focus on the cash flow, not the headlines. >> all right. we'll leave it there. 30 seconds. let me ask you, we've got a little extra time here. let me ask y'all, is a bad omen that the market lost so much of its momentum from the highs? so, at the best,...
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certainly the energy stox higher on the heels of a big move up in the price of oil. s&p 500 up 14 points. bill, over to you. >> all right. as we all know, two internet related stocks are getting a lot of attention lately. they're facebook and yahoo!. if you're looking to buy either one of these, the choice hasn't been clear recently. since facebook came public, it has tanked 46%. in the same time frame, yahoo! has rallied. facebook is getting hit in part by concerns of the ceo to turn profits. yahoo! getting a lift with its new ceo. but is either a buy? that's what we want to talk about. on the technical side, it's rich ross. on the fundamental side, zachary carabell. let's remind viewers, cnbc and yahoo! have a business alliance to share and coproduce editorial content. zach, what do you think? high hopes about marissa mayer's ability to turn things around? >> yahoo! has close to 14,000 employees and revenue somewhere in the 300,000 dollar per employee metric. for facebook, everything that's been poured over its head, it's still making more than $1 million plus per
certainly the energy stox higher on the heels of a big move up in the price of oil. s&p 500 up 14 points. bill, over to you. >> all right. as we all know, two internet related stocks are getting a lot of attention lately. they're facebook and yahoo!. if you're looking to buy either one of these, the choice hasn't been clear recently. since facebook came public, it has tanked 46%. in the same time frame, yahoo! has rallied. facebook is getting hit in part by concerns of the ceo to turn...
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i'd like to have your opinion on petroquest energy. >> this is a very speculative energy company. if you think oil is going to go up 20%, 30%, you buy it. if you don't think it is, you sell it. that's the way it works. shelby in arkansas, please. shelby. >> caller: yes. >> shelby. >> caller: an arkansas boo-yah and we're going to elect jim cramer for president if he'd ever run for president. but my question would be hek. >> i think heckmann is turning into a world class amelioration of pollution company for fracking and for drilling. the stock had a monster move from three to almost five, and i think at this point, you've got to let it cool off. it remains a speculative stock that i like and want to buy. let's go to steve in new york. steve? >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for taking my call. hcn. >> i was telling people that that secondary is going to be good because they're buying sunrise senior living. i think hcn is still a good buy. matt in michigan. >> caller: yes. simon property. >> another one did a deal and i think that's expanding. hgn, those are for me. and that, ladies and
i'd like to have your opinion on petroquest energy. >> this is a very speculative energy company. if you think oil is going to go up 20%, 30%, you buy it. if you don't think it is, you sell it. that's the way it works. shelby in arkansas, please. shelby. >> caller: yes. >> shelby. >> caller: an arkansas boo-yah and we're going to elect jim cramer for president if he'd ever run for president. but my question would be hek. >> i think heckmann is turning into a world...
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for example, we like the energy more than we like the materials. so i think that is one thing that we're looking at in terms of sectors. health care looks very cheap, although with good reason given all the regulatory uncertainty here with the election coming up. yeah, so that's basically it. >> all right. thanks, everybody. we appreciate it. see you soon. we're in the final stretch here. just 12 minutes before the closing bell sounds. we're at the lows right new with the dow down about 86 points. >> coming up, it's all anybody's been talking about, that blown call that decided the packers/seahawks gain me by a replacement ref. why some don't think it will do a thing to end the referee lockout. someone who knows all too well is going to explain coming up. now, that's what i call a test drive. silverado! the most dependable, longest lasting, full-size pickups on the road. so, what do you think? [ engine revs ] i'll take it. [ male announcer ] it's chevy truck month. now during chevy truck month, get 0% apr financing for 60 months or trade up to get
for example, we like the energy more than we like the materials. so i think that is one thing that we're looking at in terms of sectors. health care looks very cheap, although with good reason given all the regulatory uncertainty here with the election coming up. yeah, so that's basically it. >> all right. thanks, everybody. we appreciate it. see you soon. we're in the final stretch here. just 12 minutes before the closing bell sounds. we're at the lows right new with the dow down about...
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noted energy watcher boon pickens weighs in on the recent plunge in crude and what it means for investors. does it go lower from here? we'll get his take. plus, wait until you hear how much banks are charging for overdraft fees in the last year. is it financial irresponsibility by millions of americans? we have the debate coming up. former california treasurer phil angelites says why more needs to be done to fix the aftereffects of the recent financial crisis. all ahead on "closing bell." we look forward to seeing you then. brian? >> looking forward to it, bill. well, folks, only 89 i days before christmas which means, don't panic. there are 88 shopping days left until the holiday. investors have gone on a shopping spree of their own. they have been buying up retail stocks. names like urban outfitters and the gap are up # 30% just this quarter. so courtney reagan, are all signs pointing to a strong holiday season? >> so far, yes, actually. many consumers are starting to shop for halloween costumes. i i'll be katniss from "the hunger games." deloitte is forecasting holiday sales increasing
noted energy watcher boon pickens weighs in on the recent plunge in crude and what it means for investors. does it go lower from here? we'll get his take. plus, wait until you hear how much banks are charging for overdraft fees in the last year. is it financial irresponsibility by millions of americans? we have the debate coming up. former california treasurer phil angelites says why more needs to be done to fix the aftereffects of the recent financial crisis. all ahead on "closing...
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upgrading comstock resources and devon energy, noting notice belief that, "the u.s. natural gas market fundamentals already gone substantial structural "" -- do you like the call or not? >> i live in the center of marsellus gas. >> you do. >> i they are producing below the cost of goods sold. i don't like that i don't see a change in that . >> don't like two you do like one. i like you because you disagree. >>> next hour, remember the datson? we are going to look at the rebirth of the car on the cheap. but there's a catch. the new datson, next hour. accolade overdrive. zagat just gave hertz its top rating in 15 categories, including best overall car rental. so elevate your next car rental experience with the best. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >>> we are back on "power lunch." watching shares of ancestry.com. check out this chart, spiking on talks that buyout talks have resumed, a report from bloomberg but down on th
upgrading comstock resources and devon energy, noting notice belief that, "the u.s. natural gas market fundamentals already gone substantial structural "" -- do you like the call or not? >> i live in the center of marsellus gas. >> you do. >> i they are producing below the cost of goods sold. i don't like that i don't see a change in that . >> don't like two you do like one. i like you because you disagree. >>> next hour, remember the datson? we...
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it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money." you will never know what you find in a given day. looks like the wheels are coming off the dow transport. the index is down almost 4% over the past month, while the industrial average is up more than 2%, so is the divergence a sell signal? let's bring in the editor of dow theory forecast. richard, it's really great to have you with us. so many people are pointing to this diversion as the reason why the broader rally is in jeopardy at this point. what do you find in terms of the historical effectiveness of this as a prediction -- a predictor of the dow's move? >> well this is historically a very long period of divergence. we haven't had new highs in the transport
it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money." you will never know what you find in a given day. looks like the wheels are...
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it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ >>> we have lots to anticipate as we start the fourth quarter on monday. as i said earlier, depending on what comes out of europe and china in the next few weeks, there's real potential for this market to hold here, go higher or sink lower. my job is to help you make money no matter what happens, no matter which way the seesaw turns. that's why we play am i diversified. this is where you call me, you tell me your top five holdings, i tell you if your portfolio is diversified. what matters is that we learn. so let's start am i diversified. sgi suntrust. let's get to work. lulu lemon is very exciting. let's call it apparel. ebay is really a bank, as well as an exchange. suntrust, that's a bank tha
it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ >>> we have lots to anticipate as we start the fourth quarter on monday. as i said earlier, depending on what comes out of...
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i remain concerned that the energy drinks are going to be called into question by the health authority. share loss, difficult to reverse. so my dow jones player is well covered. my s&p receiver can't get any separation. what's left? at this point in my favorite thing to check down is to see what index or group is so far behind the market that there's something that could play catch-up. with the market as hot as this one and i know people don't think it's hot but it really is, what i like to do is find a real laggard. almost every group is up. almost every one. lo and behold, not only is there an index that isn't keeping pace, there's one that's actually down. that's the transports. they were off at one point very badly today. that's a terrific opportunity in and of itself. i know if there's nothing in the other indices, my intended receiver is going to be in the transport group. but which one? they're all down a lot. all looking terrible. i shouldn't say all. some aren't. first the airlines. i try to keep an open mind with this group. think of how terribly set-up the airlines are for t
i remain concerned that the energy drinks are going to be called into question by the health authority. share loss, difficult to reverse. so my dow jones player is well covered. my s&p receiver can't get any separation. what's left? at this point in my favorite thing to check down is to see what index or group is so far behind the market that there's something that could play catch-up. with the market as hot as this one and i know people don't think it's hot but it really is, what i like to...
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he is talking about more green energy spending. that's the difference between him and clinton. >> appreciate that. what i'm saying is if you don't like the same as it ever was, let's have a conversation about the bush years if we are going to talk about what worked and didn't work, bush's policies did not work. if you don't believe me, look at the 4.5 million jobs. >> what do you mean? >> 2008 until january 2009, we lost 4.5 million jobs. >> do you know over the same time span that bush created more jobs. the bush recovery created more jobs than the obama -- >> what was -- >> even though the recession was much milder,crea more jobs than obama did. using the obama metric. listen, i know this is stunning because you watch the democratic national convention and heard those numbers over and other own. over the same time period. >> here's where i got my facts. >> let me finish. >> go ahead. >> over the same time period, the same way that the obama campaign measures job growth bush created more jobs. that's a fact. private sector jobs. >
he is talking about more green energy spending. that's the difference between him and clinton. >> appreciate that. what i'm saying is if you don't like the same as it ever was, let's have a conversation about the bush years if we are going to talk about what worked and didn't work, bush's policies did not work. if you don't believe me, look at the 4.5 million jobs. >> what do you mean? >> 2008 until january 2009, we lost 4.5 million jobs. >> do you know over the same...
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it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ >>> nasa's curiosity rover makes a big discovery, an ancient rock on mars. jackie deangelis joins us with more on that and all the latest breaking headlines. >> well, a fast moving stream on mars. yes, say nasa scientists. when curiosity bounced down on the red planet and deployed its cameras, it found evidence that a stream once ran across the area where the rover is moving. the rock images are the first evidence of ancient streamed gravel. scientists estimate that the water was between ankle and hip deep. meantime california governor jerry brown signed a law barring employees and universities from asking applicantses for their social media screen names and i.d.s. meantime google by the way cel
it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ >>> nasa's curiosity rover makes a big discovery, an ancient rock on mars. jackie deangelis joins us with more on that and...
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. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ >>> welcome back to the halftime report. i'm jackie deangelis. up more than 8%. take a look at that chart. posted its third straight kwaerlly loss. but beating expectations. also saying it increased subscriber base. lots of conversation on the network today about this whether it's up for sale. also lots riding on blackberry 10. >> thank you. pete, what would you do with this here? >> take advantage of the pop and remove some of it it and replace it with upside options. in case somebody has interest in this. but when people are talking about the 10 version, this doesn't come out until this coming year. it's still into the future. when you're talking about are they the apple killer, no, they compete with the rest of the hand sets. >> this
. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevron, if we can't do it right, we won't do it at all. we've got to think long term. we've got to think long term. ♪ >>> welcome back to the halftime report. i'm jackie deangelis. up more than 8%. take a look at that chart. posted its third straight kwaerlly...
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in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ [ male announcer ] the exceedingly nimble, ridiculously agile, tight turning, fun to drive 2013 smart. ♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch." watching shares of deckers outdoor hitting a 2 1/2-year low in today's trade on further concern he is around weak ugg sales, today, cut the price target from 38 to $32 a share. keep in mind, there are large stores in this name, any good news could warrant a short squeeze. today, shares down 7%. back to you. >> thank you, seem ma. all right, welcome back to "power lunch." now to today's yahoo! finance poll. as we told you you can the average s.a.t. scores have hit a modern day low, so who this to blame? 34% of you say poor teaching. 7% say not enough funding. 27% say american pop culture. that's kind of a broad brush. 32% say too many tech distractions. i might go for that one. see what's coming up on street signs. mandy? >> definitely say too many tech distractions. anyway, at t
in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ [ male announcer ] the exceedingly nimble, ridiculously agile, tight turning, fun to drive 2013 smart. ♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch." watching shares of deckers outdoor hitting a 2 1/2-year low in today's trade on further concern he is around weak ugg sales, today, cut the price target from 38 to $32 a share....
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. >> pop here for southwestern energy up. >> if you look at this year and look at the headlines on oil, look at the headlines on natural gas, you would think oil was up 30% this year, oil's down 6%, natural gas up 16% and j.j.'s neck of the woods is going to get cold over the next week. stay with natural gas overweight bio. >> swn. >>> pop for macy's up 2%. >> yeah, it's time to think about the holidays, practice ps that chilly weather will get you in that mood. macy's said they're going to hire 80,000 people for the holidays up 2.5% over last year, and a good day for good news. >> drop here for wendy's down 6%. scott? >> downgraded the company today to a hold. really interesting, they're worried about same-store sales, but in the long-term, this analyst still likes the name. so this is a short-term downgrade. >> and we got a pop here for russian friends. good news for you and your pen pal, facebook could be one step closer to opening a russian office. mark zuckerberg met with dmitry medvedev earlier today. he urged the founder to open a new office in his country. in a rare move, zucke
. >> pop here for southwestern energy up. >> if you look at this year and look at the headlines on oil, look at the headlines on natural gas, you would think oil was up 30% this year, oil's down 6%, natural gas up 16% and j.j.'s neck of the woods is going to get cold over the next week. stay with natural gas overweight bio. >> swn. >>> pop for macy's up 2%. >> yeah, it's time to think about the holidays, practice ps that chilly weather will get you in that mood....
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putting us in control of our energy future, now. attention, owner of the light blue smart with the blackish-blue frame and the white dots and the splattered paint pattern, your lights are on. what? [ male announcer ] the endlessly customizable 2013 smart. >>> i'm bill griffeth. on closing bell, three huge interviews, former ceo carol bartz joining us, find out if her successor, melissa mayer, can turn around the >> can and new tar kentz vowing to double the revenue the next decade for coca-cola. he will lay out the strategy for the goal and don't want to miss the rare and exclusive interview with the oracle himself, ceo larry emson. find out how he is planning to dominate the cloud and yes, sir going on that personal property buying spree. owns an island, owns now most of malibu. all that and more. maria still in san francisco, i'm still in new york. more at the top of the hour. >>> the comeback in cars, auto sales continuing to be a sign of hope in the u.s. economy phil la superbowl behind the wheel for us. i want to ask you, look
putting us in control of our energy future, now. attention, owner of the light blue smart with the blackish-blue frame and the white dots and the splattered paint pattern, your lights are on. what? [ male announcer ] the endlessly customizable 2013 smart. >>> i'm bill griffeth. on closing bell, three huge interviews, former ceo carol bartz joining us, find out if her successor, melissa mayer, can turn around the >> can and new tar kentz vowing to double the revenue the next...
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in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] >>> welcome back. the nfl has an official mess on its hands after a very controversial game-ending call made. brian shackma
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in fact, over the last five years, no other energy company has invested more in the us than bp. we're working to fuel america for generations to come. today, our commitment to the gulf, and to america, has never been stronger. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you engineer a true automotive breakthrough? ♪ you give it bold new styling, unsurpassed luxury and nearly 1,000 improvements. introducing the redesigned 2013 glk. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >>> welcome back to the "kudlow report." congressional republicans are ramping up pressure on the obama administration tonight. after two weeks of changing stories from the white house following the libya terror attacks. tonight, four gop senators sending a letter to susan rice calling for answers. >> we welcome back to the program senator ron johnson of wisconsin. mr. johnson, thank you, sir. you and a handful of other senators have written a tough letter to u.n. ambassador susan rice. can you tell us what's in that letter and what prompted you to write it? >
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prices and energy really is the story in the commodities market today. look at the $3 slide in crude oil and a lot has to do with the demand outlook. traders are focused on what is coming out of asia. news about china's pmi services data was weak then expected, but really it's what the asian development bank had to say about emerging asian nations and the gdp growth forecast that they have for them. they rationed down their expectations for 2012 and 2013. this is supposed to be the engine of growth, the engine of demand for crude oil and for other industrial commodities. if it's not there, what's going to happen, we'll see perhaps an even further slide here in oil prices. we also got data from the u.s. energy department and that also was a bit of a surprise in terms of the supply side. but in terms of demand, continuing to see anemic demand in terms of gasoline demand, down 2.5% versus a year ago. and this is already as we're getting the slide to the winter grade of gasoline. so since that rollover, we have seen a steady slide in gasoline futures. the on
prices and energy really is the story in the commodities market today. look at the $3 slide in crude oil and a lot has to do with the demand outlook. traders are focused on what is coming out of asia. news about china's pmi services data was weak then expected, but really it's what the asian development bank had to say about emerging asian nations and the gdp growth forecast that they have for them. they rationed down their expectations for 2012 and 2013. this is supposed to be the engine of...
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i am sticking with walter energy, not alpha natural right now. when you look at what's going on in the infrastructure plans announced in china, gave a lot of different names and a nice boost to the upside and enjoyed that boost and seeing pullbacks, that's understandable after the nice run they had and i agree, steve, they're volatile plays and not for the feint of heart. they do come have an incredible amount of beta. >> they're white knucklers. >> they are. >> the bulls enjoying the rally over the past few months and there is one thing that could kill the run. ron sloan, chief investment officer at invesco joins us. do you think earnings could kill this rally, right? explain. >> this has been a rally that's gone up. i think in some ways it is almost a testament to symbolism over substance. we have had earnings revisions down all year and the market moving up sharply and i think what we have done is put all of our earnings per share growth eggs in the fourth quarter basket creating a hockey stick kind of phenomena or effect and sometimes those d
i am sticking with walter energy, not alpha natural right now. when you look at what's going on in the infrastructure plans announced in china, gave a lot of different names and a nice boost to the upside and enjoyed that boost and seeing pullbacks, that's understandable after the nice run they had and i agree, steve, they're volatile plays and not for the feint of heart. they do come have an incredible amount of beta. >> they're white knucklers. >> they are. >> the bulls...
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one is for a clean, domestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. >>> board of xstrata finally recommends glencore's offer, but with important conditions on renum race. eurozone pmi points to a fresh recession. and shares in banco popular have resumed trade and they have fallen sharply after the banks announced a 2.5 billion euro rights issue. president obama continues to maintain his lead over mitt romney with two days before their first debate and 35 days before the election. new poll shows 49% of likely voters favoring the president versus 47% for romney. amongst all registered voter, obama holds a 5 point lead. but 52% of likely voters across key swing states favor the president. you'll be abl
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then of course we also moved up with the energy stocks, the whole complex moved up on the weaker dollar. >> and we have -- thank you, bob. we have an out performance on tech stocks. certainly at the nasdaq. sima mody has more on that this lunch time. >> seeing somewhat of a relief rally in tech this morning. and that's partly thanks to apple, sheeg a relief rally in apple after three days of ending in negative territory. even today ubf cutting its iphone estimates yet reaffirming its buy rating on apple, shares up 2%. google continuing its ride higher, celebrating its 14th birthday, and also evercorps gifting goog well a price target increase. stock up about .2%. also want to point your attention to research in motion, earnings after the bell, so we continue to watch the stock. and yahoo. google today reinstating coverage on the stock with a buy rating. back to you, simon and sue. >> thank you very much. seema mody. two key reports out after the bell. we're going to get you ahead of the game on both of those when we look at nike next. rim also reporting. how much trouble are they in? ho
then of course we also moved up with the energy stocks, the whole complex moved up on the weaker dollar. >> and we have -- thank you, bob. we have an out performance on tech stocks. certainly at the nasdaq. sima mody has more on that this lunch time. >> seeing somewhat of a relief rally in tech this morning. and that's partly thanks to apple, sheeg a relief rally in apple after three days of ending in negative territory. even today ubf cutting its iphone estimates yet reaffirming...
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so materials and energy stocks usually have a tough day when the dollar is stronger. that's what's happening today, sue. >> good to see you, bob. see you later. ty, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> wall street focused on madrid and the middle west. odd bed fellows you might say. but maybe not so much the midwest because of bad chicago pmi numbers. madrid because the spanish bank stress test wasn't so stressful, wasn't so awful after all. welcome to both of you. i want to know why the focus would be more on spain today than perhaps even on the midwest pm ikz or the chicago pmi. but you have some news you want to break. >> real quick the financial oversight council putting out a statement at 1:00 basically saying they will take up this very thorny controversial issue of money market regulation in november. what they did today is they directed their staff to present recommendation, at the november meeting for how to remove the systemic risk that they believe is created by money markets. the s.e.c. dropped the effort because they couldn't get the commissioners to
so materials and energy stocks usually have a tough day when the dollar is stronger. that's what's happening today, sue. >> good to see you, bob. see you later. ty, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> wall street focused on madrid and the middle west. odd bed fellows you might say. but maybe not so much the midwest because of bad chicago pmi numbers. madrid because the spanish bank stress test wasn't so stressful, wasn't so awful after all. welcome to both of you. i...
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energies and energy efficiency. many aspects to it. >> other stories today, a bid to prevent another financial crisis, the review led by bank of fin len governor is expected to call for a separation of retail and investment operations. the report will also call for bonuses to be paid in debt. we'll hear from the central bank later today. meanwhile steve hester has called for banks to readjust back to a more customer focused approach. speaking at the london school of economic, he said lenders need to restore good customer service to regain trust of the public and rbs is the poster child for what went wrong in banking. and eric snyderman is suing jpmorgan. the suit partly the result of a federal mortgage task force formed in january. investors lost around $22 billion and more than 100 securities. jpmorgan says the suit involves actions taken at the behest of the u.s. government. jpmorgan stock closing up 1.2%. and "new york times" says u.s. senate will try to use the lame duck session to reach a comprehend len sif dea
energies and energy efficiency. many aspects to it. >> other stories today, a bid to prevent another financial crisis, the review led by bank of fin len governor is expected to call for a separation of retail and investment operations. the report will also call for bonuses to be paid in debt. we'll hear from the central bank later today. meanwhile steve hester has called for banks to readjust back to a more customer focused approach. speaking at the london school of economic, he said...
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how much of an impediment as well is oil and energy prices going to be? it's still high bearing in mind the weakness of the global economy. >> it's a straggling problem with gasoline prices over here. two months in the average price of gasoline per gallon was what 2.44 and -- sorry, 3.44 now up to 3.84. and around the northeast here, we're paying well over $4 a gallon. so it is an impediment. it's only 11% of overall retail consumption. so i think we've largely gone over that sticker shock. we've become accustomed and i think consumers compensate for that in the wage packet. >> all right. andrew, stick around. more to come from you. we'll dig in to the housing market a little bit later. also still to come, we'll bring the latest on the education nation summit. >> and we'll preview president obama's speech at the u.n. general assembly. >>> welcome back. here are the headlines. caterpillar cuts it forecasts and merkel says sharing debt won't solve it crisis. draghi will be delivering the key note speech. >> and president obama set to address the u.n. genera
how much of an impediment as well is oil and energy prices going to be? it's still high bearing in mind the weakness of the global economy. >> it's a straggling problem with gasoline prices over here. two months in the average price of gasoline per gallon was what 2.44 and -- sorry, 3.44 now up to 3.84. and around the northeast here, we're paying well over $4 a gallon. so it is an impediment. it's only 11% of overall retail consumption. so i think we've largely gone over that sticker...
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then the report from the energy department showing gasoline demand went down but it was distillate demand that went down sharply. down over 8%. that lets you know there are big demand concerns as well weighing on the price of crude. in terms of gasoline, it spiked around 11:30 after reports of a refinery explosion in canada at irving refinery. this is one of the largest refineries in mother america. 300,000 barrels per day adding to the issues we have been talking about that put tightness in the gasoline market over a period of time. this spike of 11 cents we saw in gasoline futures was most pronounced in the front month contract. we are seeing a big amount of price action in the spreads. keep an eye on november and december gasoline contracts as well. >> to politics now. as we mentioned president obama and mitt romney hitting the spring state of ohio in duelling events. the president speaking ott bowling green university. governor romney in bedford heights, pushing his economic plan to business leaders there. the polls show the president is holding a lead in the state. cnbc's chief washi
then the report from the energy department showing gasoline demand went down but it was distillate demand that went down sharply. down over 8%. that lets you know there are big demand concerns as well weighing on the price of crude. in terms of gasoline, it spiked around 11:30 after reports of a refinery explosion in canada at irving refinery. this is one of the largest refineries in mother america. 300,000 barrels per day adding to the issues we have been talking about that put tightness in...
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in fact, it makes sense to leave some manufacture energy china because american corporations sell not just to the chinese but to many countries around china. and even -- >> if you don't sell -- ann -- sell in the chainal in market -- >> can i just finish -- >> -- here in the united states. >> no, because let me just tell you. >> we have got to bottom line this. let finish my point, okay? because the corporations will look at their total cost and even though chinese labor is going up, the total cost to manufacture a lot of things is still lower there because china has a very developed infrastructure and so in order to get those goods to places like indonesia or india or any other places, it would be much cheaper to do it from china than to be shipping it all the way from the u.s. or mexico. >> right. >> two words, geopolitical risk. >> ann and peter -- >> geopolitical risk. >> we are going to get you two back on because we always love a good fight here on "street signs." thank you so much. >> sullivan family thanksgiving there, guys. thank you very much. >>> l on deck, we are on the hu
in fact, it makes sense to leave some manufacture energy china because american corporations sell not just to the chinese but to many countries around china. and even -- >> if you don't sell -- ann -- sell in the chainal in market -- >> can i just finish -- >> -- here in the united states. >> no, because let me just tell you. >> we have got to bottom line this. let finish my point, okay? because the corporations will look at their total cost and even though chinese...
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. >> caller: my stock is sandrich energy. >> i would put sandrich in the same category as i have put heck and magnum hunter and key. these are all let's just call it speculative plays. i need to go to jay in georgia. jay? go ahead, jay. >> caller: this is jay out of atlanta, georgia. i'm asking about river bend technologies, i see here they did a little something today and i wonder if it's still -- >> it's an up stock and everybody wants to be in it and i'm not going to touch telco stocks, and i have lost too much money recommending telco stocks on this show. let's go to marilyn in pennsylvania. >> caller: hi, boo-yah, jim cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i'm 80 years old living on my investments. however most of my certificates of deposits pay 5% or more are now maturing. >> right. >> caller: and i wanted to know what you thought about altria. >> although politically it's not correct, that is a good, good situation because of the 5% yield. no stock is as safe as a cd. i'm not saying that. i am saying that this is a good yield play if you want some income and i think the earnings story
. >> caller: my stock is sandrich energy. >> i would put sandrich in the same category as i have put heck and magnum hunter and key. these are all let's just call it speculative plays. i need to go to jay in georgia. jay? go ahead, jay. >> caller: this is jay out of atlanta, georgia. i'm asking about river bend technologies, i see here they did a little something today and i wonder if it's still -- >> it's an up stock and everybody wants to be in it and i'm not going to...
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but it's not enough given the pace at which food and energy are rising. terrible working conditions. same in south africa. so we see mining operations being shut down because of the protests. so now what we see is globally, emerging market workers saying you have to pay me a lot more. whatever we pay them, it's still not enough because the moore liquidity we keep ingesting in quantitative easing whether in the u.s. or china makes commodity prices go higher. they say if they'll pay 22% more to the worker, they would have to cut the labor force in half just to break evening. so you know the production is going to -- >> you think central bank liquidity does end up in higher asset commodity price inflation? >> i think this is totally obvious. chairman bernanke says i don't know what you're talking about. there is no connection whatsoever. and the brazilian finance minister said this is warfare on the emerging markets. currency wars will come out of the quantitative easing because of this human impact and commodity price pressures as a result. >> pippa will st
but it's not enough given the pace at which food and energy are rising. terrible working conditions. same in south africa. so we see mining operations being shut down because of the protests. so now what we see is globally, emerging market workers saying you have to pay me a lot more. whatever we pay them, it's still not enough because the moore liquidity we keep ingesting in quantitative easing whether in the u.s. or china makes commodity prices go higher. they say if they'll pay 22% more to...
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gains envelopers were capped by losses in energy. in japan, the nikkei hit a three-week low as appetite waned, but fast retailing, the operator of the clothing chain rallied 3.7% because reportedly it could become the first japanese retailer to ever break the one trillion yen mark or nearly $13 billion in annual sales. the kospi is closed today, but over in aust the afx 200 up to a 14-month high helped by banks and i.t. firms. that weak trade data also pushed the aussie dollar to one-month lows. back to you. >> business activity in the eurozone shows no signs of a rebound. the latest composite pmi figures for september fell to the lowest in three years. france and spain saw a marked contraction as the countries strasbu struggle with painful austerity measures. a high incidents of bankrupt sis among small businesses. the increasing tendency of large corporations to seek profits abroad as domestic demand wanes. in 2011, spain raised just over $16.5 billion in corporation tax from the almost $45 billion euros collected in 2007. this has
gains envelopers were capped by losses in energy. in japan, the nikkei hit a three-week low as appetite waned, but fast retailing, the operator of the clothing chain rallied 3.7% because reportedly it could become the first japanese retailer to ever break the one trillion yen mark or nearly $13 billion in annual sales. the kospi is closed today, but over in aust the afx 200 up to a 14-month high helped by banks and i.t. firms. that weak trade data also pushed the aussie dollar to one-month...
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bottom five today shows how weak energy was. down a percent as a group today. materials also lower. i want to show you this chart. this is from spoke investment group. since the market peaked in mid-september, they took a look at market trading in the s&p on an hour-by-hour basis. this is a typical trading chart since mid-september on a daily basis. we've had a little stutter step in the morning. then you get a small rally, sideways action, then the real selloff comes in the hour. their conclusion is that the so-called smart money, the hedge funds, private equity and so forth is where this is coming in and selling at end whereas the so-called, pardon the expression, dumb money has been coming in in the morning. warren myers, do you buy that notion? do you see that trade flow here at the new york stock exchange. >> we do see that to a bit. i would equate that to what's happening in europe. the global impact is so great that we watch the opening here. europe is still active. we follow them. if they happen to be up, we follow them. once europe closes, the only thing we have to be conce
bottom five today shows how weak energy was. down a percent as a group today. materials also lower. i want to show you this chart. this is from spoke investment group. since the market peaked in mid-september, they took a look at market trading in the s&p on an hour-by-hour basis. this is a typical trading chart since mid-september on a daily basis. we've had a little stutter step in the morning. then you get a small rally, sideways action, then the real selloff comes in the hour. their...
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energy materials, industrials, even consumer staples participating in this rally. we're expecting very significant increase in earnings about 20% over last year. >> that's almost a 4% gain in goldman sachs. >> look at the overall group moving to the up side. we need some positive earnings commentary from this group for the fourth quarter for the s&p to make numbers. finally, airlines are up as the international air transport association talked about a higher profit outlook for the airlines this year. given the prices i've been paying for travel? there ought to be -- >> you're our leading indicator. >> it hurts! >> absolutely. thank you. see you a little bit later. >>> art cashin is also with us on the floor. director of floor operations with ubs financial services. bob mentioned europe a little bit. but put that aside, as we begin a new quarter, last quarter we were up 4% and the market just doesn't seem to want to give anything back. what do you make of it? >> no. it's behaving very, very well here. although i will say i'm a little disappointed the techs have give
energy materials, industrials, even consumer staples participating in this rally. we're expecting very significant increase in earnings about 20% over last year. >> that's almost a 4% gain in goldman sachs. >> look at the overall group moving to the up side. we need some positive earnings commentary from this group for the fourth quarter for the s&p to make numbers. finally, airlines are up as the international air transport association talked about a higher profit outlook for...
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one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. >>> the eurozone crisis in focus. an uprising over tax rises in spain. we have the latest from europe and what it means for your money. >>> japan, china relations taking another turn for the worse. two japanese automakers shutting down plants in china as diplomats from both countries are set to meet. a closer look at how the souring relationship could hurt the american economy. >>> and a double dose of guest hosts. on the fiscal cliff, qe-3, and where to put money to work now as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernan.
one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. >>> the eurozone crisis in focus. an uprising over tax rises...
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financials energy and industrials all leading the way. a good kick off to the fourth quarter. >> you have to like the way we're kicking off now. you look at the volatility index that remained under the 16 level and financials led right out of the gate, strong in the premarket and continue to be strong and you look at the industrial space and the pharmaceutical and overall it is a nice broad market rally as people are jumping into the fourth quarter. >> bank of america is up 3% or so today and certainly had great performance out of the dow industrial and give me a comment on the market right now. >> bank of america, i own it, i like it. i will have to use my wallet or a phone book because i am feeling really short they're. i think it trends higher. >> we have breaking news regarding the federal reserve steve liesman has the fed chairman to make comments today. >> the fed chairman is speaking to the economic club of indianapolis today and he really what he is doing is taking his case for the new qe to the public. thises something he has don
financials energy and industrials all leading the way. a good kick off to the fourth quarter. >> you have to like the way we're kicking off now. you look at the volatility index that remained under the 16 level and financials led right out of the gate, strong in the premarket and continue to be strong and you look at the industrial space and the pharmaceutical and overall it is a nice broad market rally as people are jumping into the fourth quarter. >> bank of america is up 3% or so...
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and it is also extremely low energy. >> it is extremely low energy. we were talking during the break and i want to get your last thoughts on the issue which is facebook. you made the argument during the last segment mark zuckerberg who always reprice his shares. i said doesn't that feel a little icky? >> well, in this case, i actually think over a period of time i don't think that's wrong. let me finish, the entire business reset. if you just reprice options literally to give your employees a better shot than the people who bought the stock retail i think that's immoral but if in fact you have a situation where the entire thing has reset then i think it's rational to do so. as a general practice i think it's horrible. >> at facebook's stock right now you're a buyer? >> yes. i'm a buyer because i don't buy but yes, would i buy so i were so buyingly inclined, yes. >> let's talk about the book publishing business, just a week ago you decided to up-end the business with a new company, getting your business with scott ruden, to create a new electronic book
and it is also extremely low energy. >> it is extremely low energy. we were talking during the break and i want to get your last thoughts on the issue which is facebook. you made the argument during the last segment mark zuckerberg who always reprice his shares. i said doesn't that feel a little icky? >> well, in this case, i actually think over a period of time i don't think that's wrong. let me finish, the entire business reset. if you just reprice options literally to give your...
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she's got a lot of energy, a lot of experience. you know, during my tenure, we had talked about personalization, of course mobile, you know, getting more engage ed users. i think she's right on the mark. she's a great gal. >> and the company recently sold its stake in ally baba, returned the cash to shareholders. was that a good move? under your tenure, the relationship was a bit strained, right? >> well, that was a little bit overblown, but we were actually working a long time to figure out the valuation and how to do this, at one time we had hoped, tax free. i'm very proud of the team, including my ex-cfo. they really put together a good plan with alibaba. which ever way they do it, probably share buy back, i actually have no idea, that's good for the shareholders. >> you know, it seems to me that it's a real crux or sort of a dilemma that you face when you're in technology and sort of a proponent of, you know, information flow across the world and dealing with a government that withholds information. how do you balance that? of
she's got a lot of energy, a lot of experience. you know, during my tenure, we had talked about personalization, of course mobile, you know, getting more engage ed users. i think she's right on the mark. she's a great gal. >> and the company recently sold its stake in ally baba, returned the cash to shareholders. was that a good move? under your tenure, the relationship was a bit strained, right? >> well, that was a little bit overblown, but we were actually working a long time to...
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one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. >>> welcome back, everybody. the economy obviously front and center this week with the jobs report coming out on friday. our guest host this morning runs a company that has several economic indicators all rolled into one. joining us for the remainder of the show with his take on the markets and what's happening in corporate america is jim tisch, and jim, it's great to have you here onset. we were just talking about how you have a lot of different things that really give you a good idea of what's happening in the economy. diamond offshore, what's happening from an energy perspective, you have the luxury hotels there, the insurance li
one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. >>> welcome back, everybody. the economy obviously front and...
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let's check out the latest moves in energy and metals. sharon at the nymex. >> the momentum here definitely in the metals market. i'm standing in the gold pit. gold prices went above $1,794 an ounce. a lot of investors may have looked at the s&p 500's returns, that's decent. but gold up over 10% in the last quarter. silver up over 25% in the last quarter. they want some more of that in the fourth quarter. and we're looking at that here in the metals market. also looking at momentum taking over, the weak sentimental data out of china in terms of the oil price. the oil prices here are a little bit of a bid for oil. the fact that they lowered a mix a little while ago before the open on the weak data out of china on their manufacturing numbers. in terms of the biggest mover here in the commodities space, definitely it is natural gas. natural gas at a ten-month high. natural gas here above 3.40. some are saying that $3 gas is sustainable here even if we don't see the same focus on coal to gas switching. still going to see higher natural gas pr
let's check out the latest moves in energy and metals. sharon at the nymex. >> the momentum here definitely in the metals market. i'm standing in the gold pit. gold prices went above $1,794 an ounce. a lot of investors may have looked at the s&p 500's returns, that's decent. but gold up over 10% in the last quarter. silver up over 25% in the last quarter. they want some more of that in the fourth quarter. and we're looking at that here in the metals market. also looking at momentum...
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putting us in control of our energy future, now. my name is adam frucci and i'm the editor of splitsider.com. i love new technology, so when i heard that american express and twitter were teaming up, i was pretty interested. turns out you just sync your american express card securely to your twitter account, tweet specific hashtags, and you'll get offers on things you love. this totally changes the way i think about membership. saving money on the things you want. to me, that's the membership effect. nice boots! >>> more than half of teenagers today are walking around with smartphone as cording to one study. so perhaps it was only a matter of time before a technology came along that would help parents turn smartphones into a teen watchdog. joining us is omar khan. a new tool being launched today. omar, great to have you with us. i'm sure a lot of parents' ears are perking up right about now to hear the details. how much does this cost and what does it do? >> well, it's a product we're launching today here on cnbc called family guard
putting us in control of our energy future, now. my name is adam frucci and i'm the editor of splitsider.com. i love new technology, so when i heard that american express and twitter were teaming up, i was pretty interested. turns out you just sync your american express card securely to your twitter account, tweet specific hashtags, and you'll get offers on things you love. this totally changes the way i think about membership. saving money on the things you want. to me, that's the membership...